Producer-Led Watershed Protection Grants support Wisconsin farmer-led groups with conservation cost sharing, on-farm research, demonstrations, and outreach to improve soil and water quality.
Soil and Water Resource Management (SWRM) Grant Program supports Wisconsin counties and landowners with conservation staffing, cost-sharing, and education to address soil erosion, nutrient runoff, and water quality.
Targeted Runoff Management Grant Program supports local governments implementing agricultural and urban runoff practices to reduce nonpoint source pollution and protect Wisconsin waters.
Surface Water Grant Program supports Wisconsin communities, conservation organizations, and researchers in education, planning, restoration, and invasive species work to protect waters and aquatic ecosystems.
The Wisconsin Forest Landowner Grant Program supports private woodland owners with non-commercial stewardship and conservation work to protect and improve Wisconsin forests and their natural resources.
Conservation Partners Program supports organizations providing technical assistance to farmers, ranchers, and forest landowners to advance regenerative agriculture and Farm Bill conservation participation.